Programmed, rhythmic, relatively light exercises, performed without weights or other apparatus, and designed to enhance body image, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and the tone (but not significantly the bulk) of muscles.
— Neil C. Spurway
| World of the Body: callisthenics |
Programmed, rhythmic, relatively light exercises, performed without weights or other apparatus, and designed to enhance body image, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and the tone (but not significantly the bulk) of muscles.
— Neil C. Spurway
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| Sports Science and Medicine: callisthenics |
Systematic, rhythmic, light exercises, such as abdominal curls and push-ups, that utilize the weight of the body as resistance. Callisthenics are designed to tone and strengthen muscles, and to promote general fitness.
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